349E L. Hydraulic Excavator

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1 349E L Hydraulic Excavator Engine Drive Engine Model Cat C13 ACERT Maximum Travel Speed 4.7 km/h.9 mph Net Power SAE J kw 396 hp Maximum Drawbar Pull 33 kn 7,300 f Weight Minimum Weight ,400 Maximum Weight ,00

2 Introduction Since its introduction in the 1990s, the 300 Series family of excavators has become the industry standard in general, quarry, and heavy construction applications. The all-new E Series and the 349E will continue that trend-setting standard. The 349E meets today s U.S. emissions standards. It is also built with several new fuel-saving and comfort-enabling features and benefi ts that will delight owners and operators. If you are looking for more productivity and comfort, less fuel consumption and emissions, and easier and more sensible serviceability, you will fi nd it in the all-new 349E and the E Series family of excavators. Contents Hydraulics...3 Operator Station...4 Engine... Structures and Undercarriage...6 Front Linkage...7 Work Tools...8 Integrated Technologies...10 Serviceability...11 Safety...1 Complete Customer Care...13 Sustainability...14 Specifications...1 Standard Equipment...3 Optional Equipment...33 Notes...34

3 Hydraulics Power to move more dirt, rock, and debris with speed and precision Hydraulic Horsepower Hydraulic horsepower is the actual machine power available to do work through implements and work tools. It s much more than just the engine power under the hood it s a core strength that differentiates Cat machines from other brands. Main Control Valve and Auxiliary Valves The 349E uses a high-pressure system to tackle the toughest of work in short order. The 349E uses a redesigned side-byside main control valve, which allows for auxiliary hydraulic lines and valve configurations to be simplified for greater reliability. Return Filter The return filter is a capsule-type design with a cartridge inside. Unlike many competitors offerings, the Cat cartridge features a handle to help remove and change oil without spillage or contamination. A sensor attached to the filter warns the operator if it is full or exceeds a certain pressure level. Swing Priority Circuit The swing priority circuit on the 349E uses a new electric valve that s operated by the machine s improved Electronic Control Module (ECM). Compared to using a hydraulic valve, an electric valve allows for more finely tuned control, which is critical during material loading. Electric Boom Regeneration Valve A new electric boom regeneration valve minimizes pump flow when the boom lowers down, which improves fuel economy. It is optimized for any dial speed setting being used by the operator, which in turn aids controllability and enhances component durability. Stick Regeneration Circuit The 349E regenerates the flow of oil from the rod end of the stick cylinder to the head end of the stick cylinder during low-load, stick-in operation an approach that saves energy and expense. 3

4 Operator Station Comfort and convenience to keep people productive Seats A new seat range includes mechanical, air suspension, heated, and air cooled options. Each option includes a reclining back, upper and lower seat slide adjustments, and height and tilt angle adjustments to meet operator needs for comfort and productivity. 1 Controls The right and left joystick consoles (1) can be adjusted to meet individual preferences, improving operator comfort and productivity during the course of a day. With the touch of the button, one-touch idle reduces engine speed to help save fuel; touch it again or move the joystick and the machine returns to normal operating level. The optional heavy lift mode increases machine system pressure to improve lift a nice benefit in certain situations. Heavy lift mode also reduces engine speed and pump flow in order to improve controllability. Monitor The 349E is equipped with a new LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) monitor () that s 40% bigger than the previous model s with higher resolution for better visibility. In addition to an improved keypad and added functionality, it s programmable to provide information in a choice of 4 languages to support today s diverse workforce. A new Engine Shutdown Setting accessible through the monitor allows owners and operators to specify how long the machine should idle before shutting down the engine, which can save significant amounts of fuel. In addition, the monitor serves as a display for the optional rearview camera. Up to two different camera images can be displayed on the screen. MP3-Ready Radio and Power Supply The standard radio is equipped with a new auxiliary audio port for MP3 players. Two 1-volt power supply sockets are located near key storage areas for charging. Storage Storage spaces are located in the front, rear, and side consoles. New space near the auxiliary power supply holds MP3 players and cell phones. The drink holder accommodates large mugs with handles, and a new shelf behind the seat stores large lunch or toooxes. Automatic Climate Control The climate control system features five air outlets with positive filtered ventilation, which makes working in the heat and cold much more pleasant. 4

5 Engine Reduced emissions, economical and reliable performance Cat C13 ACERT Engine The Cat C13 ACERT Tier 4 Interim engine is built to meet your demanding needs all day long. There is no interruption to your job process because the Cat regeneration system works automatically with no operator intervention required. If your operators are working in heat-restricted areas, they can use a manual override button (1) to move the machine before the regeneration process begins. Power Modes The 349E features three power modes to help manage fuel consumption: High power, standard power, and economy. Two additional fuel-saving features are automatic engine speed control and engine idle shutdown. Automatic engine speed control adjusts to the load, keeping speed low during light loading and idling and adjusting up for heavier loads. Engine idle shutdown automatically turns the engine off when idling for more than a specified amount of time that you set, which can save significant amounts of fuel and reduce emissions. Biodiesel-Ready Fuel System The 349E runs on ultra-low-sulfur diesel fuel, but you have added flexibility with the C13 ACERT engine because it s equipped to run on biodiesel fuel up to B0. Just fill it up and go.

6 Structures and Undercarriage Built to work in rugged environments Frame The upper frame includes new reinforced mountings to support a new Roll-Over Protective Structure (ROPS) cab; the lower frame is reinforced to increase component durability. Undercarriage Fixed and variable gauge long undercarriage systems are available to support various work applications. Heavy-duty track rollers, precision-forged carrier rollers, press-fit pin master joints, and enhanced track shoe bolts improve durability and reduce the risk of machine downtime and the need and cost to replace components. A new segmented three-piece guiding guard is now offered to maintain track alignment and improve performance in multiple applications. A redesigned motor housing prevents mud packing and debris buildup around seals. Counterweights The standard 9.0 mt (9.9 t) counterweight maintains large lifting capacity and excellent stability. A counterweight with removal device is available as an attachment to reduce the time required in preparation for transport. Both counterweights bolt directly to the main frame for added rigidity and feature an integrated housing for the new rearview camera option. 6

7 Front Linkage Made for high stress and long service life Booms and Sticks The 349E is offered with a range of booms and sticks. Each is built with internal baffle plates and stress-relieved for added durability, and each undergoes ultrasound inspection to ensure quality and reliability. Large box-section structures with thick, multi-plate fabrications, castings, and forgings are used in high-stress areas such as the boom nose, boom foot, boom cylinder, and stick foot to improve durability. Also, the boom nose pin retention method is a captured flag design for enhanced durability. Selections Two boom types are offered: HD = Heavy Duty Reach. HD is designed for general excavator applications such as multipurpose digging and loading, and it includes additional steel to make it more durable and better suited for more demanding applications like moving rock or using a hammer. ME = Mass Excavation. ME is best used for quarry, highvolume loading, and other demanding applications. The ME front provides higher digging forces due to the geometry of the boom and stick relationship. Bucket linkage and cylinders are also built for greater durability. 7

8 Work Tools You can dig, hammer, rip, and cut with confidence. Couplers: Quick Tool Changes Imagine the productivity you ll achieve with a quick coupler. Combine a robust coupler with a common work tool inventory that can be shared between same size machines and you ll get performance and flexibility on every job. The Cat Center-Lock pin grabber coupler features a patented locking system and highly visible lock. You can clearly see when the coupler is engaged or disengaged from the attachment. Work Tools: Cut, Crush, Pulverize and Load No matter your specialty, Caterpillar provides tools that are perfectly matched to get the most out of your Cat machine quickly and efficiently. Auxiliary hydraulic circuits are available to integrate any Cat work tool with your 349E. Buckets: Dig, Move, Load Cat buckets are designed to fill efficiently so you notice a fast, smooth cycle, which means high productivity each time you dig. Wear characteristics of general-duty, heavy-duty, and severe-duty buckets give you solid performance in a wide variety of material abrasions. Ditch cleaning and other specialty buckets are available when needed. 8

9 GRAB, SORT, LOAD SWAP TOOLS CUT, CRUSH, BREAK & RIP Center-Lock Pin Grabber Coupler DIG & PACK Multi-Processors Pro Series Hydraulic Thumbs Ditch Cleaning and Tilt Buckets Stiff Link Thumbs General Duty Buckets Scrap & Demolition Shears Demolition & Sorting Grapple Heavy Duty Buckets Secondary Pulverizers Severe Duty Buckets Contractors Grapples Extreme Duty Buckets Hydraulic Hammers Trash Grapples Vibratory Plate Compactors Rippers 9

10 Integrated Technologies Solutions that make work easier and more efficient Cat Grade Control Depth and Slope This optional system (1) combines traditional machine control and guidance with standard factoryinstalled and calibrated components, making the system ready to go to work the moment it leaves the factory. The system utilizes internal front linkage sensors well protected from the harsh working environment to give operators real-time bucket tip position information, which minimizes the need and cost for traditional grade checking and improves job site safety. It also helps the operator complete jobs in fewer cycles, which means less fuel use. Cat dealers can upgrade the system to full three-dimensional control by adding proven Cat AccuGrade positioning technologies, including GPS and Universal Total Station (UTS). Cat Product Link* This deeply integrated machine monitoring system is designed to help customers improve their overall fleet management effectiveness. Events and diagnostic codes as well as hours, fuel consumption, idle time, machine location, and other detailed information are transmitted to a secure web application called VisionLink, which uses powerful tools to communicate to users and dealers. *Product Link licensing not available in all areas. Please consult your Cat dealer for availability. 10

11 Serviceability Fast, easy and safe access built in Service Doors Wider service doors (1) feature sturdier hinges and latches and a new screen design to help prevent debris entry; a new two-piece hood provides easier access to the engine and cooling compartments. Compartments The radiator, pump, and air cleaner compartments provide easy access to major components. The fresh air filter () is located on the side of the cab to make it easier to reach and replace as needed. Other Service Improvements The water separator with water level sensor has a primary fuel filter element located in the pump compartment near ground level; the electric priming pump is mounted on the primary filter base and is easier to service than traditional hand-priming pumps. The fuel tank features a remote drain cock located in the pump compartment to make it easy to remove water and sediment during maintenance. The engine oil check gauge is situated in front of the engine compartment and is easy to remove. The engine oil filter is situated in the pump compartment for easy access. Changing engine oil is simple due to a unique drain cock designed to prevent spills. The optional Fast Fill Hydraulic Oil System and Fast Fill Engine Oil System make what typically takes hours achievable in minutes. 1 11

12 Safety Features to help protect people Reinforced Frame The upper frame is reinforced to accommodate the installation of a new ROPS cab with redesigned overhead guarding to protect operators. Sound Proofing Improved sealing and cab roof lining lower noise levels significantly during machine operation. 1 Anti-Skid Plates The surface of the upper structure and the top of the storage box area are covered with removable anti-skid plates to help prevent service personnel and operators from slipping during maintenance. Steps, Hand and Guard Rails Steps (1) on the track frame and storage box along with extended hand and guard rails to the upper deck enable operators to more securely work on the machine. High Intensity Discharge (HID) Lights Cab lights can be upgraded to HID for greater night time visibility. Visibility Windows Increased glass coverage improves visibility while meeting the latest ROPS regulations. The 70/30 split configuration features an upper window equipped with handles on the top and both sides so the operator can slide it to store in the ceiling. The lower window is removable and can be stored on the left wall of the cab shell. An available one-piece front windshield comes with a glass-breaking safety hammer. The newly designed skylight is larger than the previous series and provides greater overhead visibility, excellent natural lighting, and good ventilation. The skylight can be opened completely to become an emergency exit. Monitor Warning System The monitor is equipped with a buzzer that can warn an operator of critical events like Engine Oil Pressure Decrease, Coolant Temperature High, or Hydraulic Oil Temperature High, allowing for immediate action to take place. Rearview Camera A rearview camera () housed in the counterweight area is available as an attachment. The image projects through the cab monitor to give the operator a clear picture of what s behind the machine. 1

13 Complete Customer Care Service you can count on Product Support Cat dealers utilize a worldwide parts network to maximize your machines uptime. Plus they can help you save money with Cat remanufactured components. Machine Selection What are the job requirements and machine attachments? What production is needed? Your Cat dealer can provide recommendations to help you make the right machine choices. Purchase Consider financing options and day-to-day operating costs. Look at dealer services that can be included in the machine s cost to yield lower owning and operating costs over time. Customer Support Agreements Cat dealers offer a variety of customer support agreements and work with you to develop a plan to meet your specific needs. These plans can cover the entire machine, including attachments, to help protect your investment. Operation Improving operating techniques can boost your profits. Your Cat dealer has videos, literature, and other ideas to help you increase productivity. Caterpillar also offers simulators and certified operator training to help maximize the return on your investment. Replacement Repair, rebuild, or replace? Your Cat dealer can help you evaluate the cost involved so you can make the best choice for your business. 13

14 Sustainability Generations ahead in every way The C13 ACERT engine meets U.S. EPA Tier 4 Interim emissions regulations. The 349E performs the same amount of work while burning up to percent less fuel than the previous D Series model, which means more efficiency, less resources, and fewer CO emissions. The 349E has the flexibility of running on either ultra-low-sulfur diesel (ULSD) fuel with 1 ppm of sulfur or less or bio diesel (B0) fuel blended with ULSD. An overfill indicator rises when the tank is full to help the operator avoid spilling. Quick fill ports with connectors ensure fast, easy, and secure changing of hydraulic oil. The machine is built to be rebuilt with major structures and components remanufactured to reduce waste and replacement costs. The 349E is an efficient, productive machine that s designed to conserve our natural resources for generations ahead. 14

15 349E L Hydraulic Excavator Specifications Engine Engine Model Cat C13 ACERT Net Power SAE J kw 396 hp Gross Power SAE J199 3 kw 43 hp Bore 130 mm.1 in Stroke 17 mm 6.18 in Displacement 1. L 763 in 3 Weights Minimum Weight* ,400 Maximum Weight** ,00 * 6.9 m ('8") HD Reach boom, R3.3TB (11'0") HD stick, 9.0 mt (9.9 t) counterweight, Long FIX undercarriage, 3.1 m 3 (4.1 yd 3 ) bucket, 600 mm (4") DG shoes. ** 6. m (1'6") Mass boom, M3.0UB (9'10") HD stick, 9.0 mt (9.9 t) counterweight, Long VG undercarriage, 3. m 3 (4. yd 3 ) bucket, 900 mm (3") TG shoes. Hydraulic System Main System Maximum Flow (Total) 770 L/min 03 gal/min Swing System Maximum Flow 38 L/min 10 gal/min Maximum Pressure Equipment kpa,076 psi Maximum Pressure Equipment kpa,1 psi (Lift mode) Maximum Pressure Travel kpa,076 psi Maximum Pressure Swing 7 00 kpa 3,989 psi Pilot System Maximum Flow 7 L/min 7.1 gal/min Pilot System Maximum Pressure 410 kpa 98 psi Boom Cylinder Bore 170 mm 6.69 in Boom Cylinder Stroke 14 mm in Stick Cylinder Bore 190 mm 7.48 in Stick Cylinder Stroke 178 mm 69.1 in TB Family Bucket Cylinder Bore 160 mm 6.30 in TB Family Bucket Cylinder Stroke 136 mm 3.39 in UB Family Bucket Cylinder Bore 170 mm 6.69 in UB Family Bucket Cylinder Stroke 1396 mm 4.96 in Drive Maximum Travel Speed 4.7 km/h.9 mph Maximum Drawbar Pull 33 kn 7,300 f Swing Mechanism Swing Speed 8.7 rpm Swing Torque 148. kn m 109,00 f-ft Service Refill Capacities Fuel Tank Capacity 70 L 190 gal Cooling System 0 L 13. gal Engine Oil (with filter) 43 L 11.4 gal Swing Drive (each) 10 L.6 gal Final Drive (each) 1 L 4.0 gal Hydraulic System (including tank) 70 L 10.6 gal Hydraulic Tank 407 L 107. gal Track Number of Shoes (each side) Long Fix Undercarriage Long Variable Gauge Undercarriage Number of Track Rollers (each side) Long Fix Undercarriage 9 Long Variable Gauge Undercarriage 9 Number of Carrier Rollers (each side) Long Fix Undercarriage Long Variable Gauge Undercarriage 3 Sound Performance Operator Noise (Closed) ISO db(a) Spectator Noise ISO db(a) When properly installed and maintained, the cab offered by Caterpillar, when tested with doors and windows closed according to ANSI/SAE J1166 OCT98, meets OSHA and MSHA requirements for operator sound exposure limits in effect at time of manufacture. Hearing protection may be needed when operating with an open operator station and cab (when not properly maintained or doors/ windows open) for extended periods or in noisy environment. Standards Brakes ISO 106 Cab/FOGS SAE J136 Cab/ROPS ISO

16 349E L Hydraulic Excavator Specifications Dimensions Long FIX Undercarriage All dimensions are approximate Long Reach Boom HD Reach Boom Mass Boom 7.4 m (4'3") 6.9 m ('8") 6. m (1'6") Stick LR4.3TB R3.9TB R3.3TB M3.0UB M.UB (14'1") (1'10") (11'0") (9'10") (8'") mm (ft) mm (ft) mm (ft) mm (ft) mm (ft) 1 Shipping Height to Boom 3690 (1'1") 3670 (1'1") 3730 (1'3") 400 (13'") 3980 (13'1") Shipping Height with Guard Rail 3610 (11'10") 3610 (11'10") 3610 (11'10") 3610 (11'10") 3610 (11'10") Shipping Length 1 40 (40'9") (39'") (39'1") (38'0") (38'4") 3 Tail Swing Radius 3760 (1'4") 3760 (1'4") 3760 (1'4") 3760 (1'4") 3760 (1'4") 4 Length to Center of Rollers 4360 (14'4") 4360 (14'4") 4360 (14'4") 4360 (14'4") 4360 (14'4") Track Length 370 (17'7") 370 (17'7") 370 (17'7") 370 (17'7") 370 (17'7") 6 Ground Clearance (including Shoe Lug Height) 10 (1'8") 10 (1'8") 10 (1'8") 10 (1'8") 10 (1'8") 7 Track Gauge 740 (9'0") 740 (9'0") 740 (9'0") 740 (9'0") 740 (9'0") 8 Transport Width 600 mm (4") Shoes 3340 (11'0") 3340 (11'0") 3340 (11'0") 3340 (11'0") 3340 (11'0") 70 mm (30") Shoes 3490 (11'") 3490 (11'") 3490 (11'") 3490 (11'") 3490 (11'") 900 mm (3") Shoes 3640 (11'11") 3640 (11'11") 3640 (11'11") 3640 (11'11") 3640 (11'11") 9 Cab Height 30 (10'7") 30 (10'7") 30 (10'7") 30 (10'7") 30 (10'7") Cab Height with Top Guard 3390 (11'1") 3390 (11'1") 3390 (11'1") 3390 (11'1") 3390 (11'1") 10 Counterweight Clearance 180 (4'") 180 (4'") 180 (4'") 180 (4'") 180 (4'") 16

17 Dimensions Long VG Undercarriage All dimensions are approximate Long Reach Boom HD Reach Boom Mass Boom 7.4 m (4'3") 6.9 m ('8") 6. m (1'6") Stick LR4.3TB R3.9TB R3.3TB M3.0UB M.UB (14'1") (1'10") (11'0") (9'10") (8'") mm (ft) mm (ft) mm (ft) mm (ft) mm (ft) 1 Shipping Height to Boom 360 (1'0") 360 (1'0") 30 (11'8") 400 (13'") 4010 (13'") Shipping Height with Guard Rail 3760 (1'4") 3760 (1'4") 3760 (1'4") 3760 (1'4") 3760 (1'4") Shipping Length (40'7") (39'0") (38'9") (37'11") (38'") 3 Tail Swing Radius 3760 (1'4") 3760 (1'4") 3760 (1'4") 3760 (1'4") 3760 (1'4") 4 Length to Center of Rollers 4340 (14'3") 4340 (14'3") 4340 (14'3") 4340 (14'3") 4340 (14'3") Track Length 380 (17'8") 380 (17'8") 380 (17'8") 380 (17'8") 380 (17'8") 6 Ground Clearance (including Shoe Lug Height) 740 ('") 740 ('") 740 ('") 740 ('") 740 ('") 7 Track Gauge (Expanded) 890 (9'6") 890 (9'6") 890 (9'6") 890 (9'6") 890 (9'6") Track Gauge (Retracted) 390 (7'10") 390 (7'10") 390 (7'10") 390 (7'10") 390 (7'10") 8 Transport Width (Expanded) 600 mm (4") Shoes 3490 (11'") 3490 (11'") 3490 (11'") 3490 (11'") 3490 (11'") 70 mm (30") Shoes 3640 (1'0") 3640 (11'11") 3640 (11'11") 3640 (11'11") 3640 (11'11") 900 mm (3") Shoes 3790 (1'") 3790 (1'") 3790 (1'") 3790 (1'") 3790 (1'") Transport Width (Retracted) 600 mm (4") Shoes 3000 (9'10") 3000 (9'10") 3000 (9'10") 3000 (9'10") 3000 (9'10") 70 mm (30") Shoes 3140 (10'4") 3140 (10'4") 3140 (10'4") 3140 (10'4") 3140 (10'4") 900 mm (3") Shoes 390 (10'10") 390 (10'10") 390 (10'10") 390 (10'10") 390 (10'10") 9 Cab Height 3370 (11'1") 3370 (11'1") 3370 (11'1") 3370 (11'1") 3370 (11'1") Cab Height with Top Guard 340 (11'7") 340 (11'7") 340 (11'7") 340 (11'7") 340 (11'7") 10 Counterweight Clearance 1430 (4'8") 1430 (4'8") 1430 (4'8") 1430 (4'8") 1430 (4'8") 17

18 349E L Hydraulic Excavator Specifications Working Ranges All dimensions are approximate. Feet Meters 40 Feet Meters LR4.3TB R3.9TB With Quick Coupler R3.9TB Without Quick Coupler R3.3TB With Quick Coupler R3.3TB Without Quick Coupler M3.0UB Without Quick Coupler M.UB Without Quick Coupler Meters Meters Feet Feet Long Reach Boom 7.4 m (4'3") HD Reach Boom 6.9 m ('8") Mass Boom 6. m (1'6") Stick LR4.3TB R3.9TB R3.3TB M3.0UB M.UB (14'1") (1'10") (11'0") (9'10") (8'") mm (ft) mm (ft) mm (ft) mm (ft) mm (ft) Long FIX Undercarriage 1 Maximum Digging Depth 8910 (9'3") 8180 (6'10") 7630 ('0") 730 (3'9") 6730 (3'1") Maximum Reach at Ground Level (4'") 1 10 (39'9") (38'") (36'9") (3'3") 3 Maximum Cutting Height (36'7") (3'") (3'6") (33'10") (33'") 4 Maximum Loading Height 7890 ('11") 740 (4'") 7460 ('6") 680 ('") 660 (1'9") Minimum Loading Height 0 (7'") 30 (7'4") 780 (9'1") 60 (8'8") 310 (10'4") 6 Maximum Depth Cut for 440 mm (8'0") 8790 (8'10") 800 (6'") 7490 (4'7") 7080 (3'3") 660 (1'6") Level Bottom 7 Maximum Vertical Wall Digging Depth 6480 (1'3") 890 (19'4") 760 (18'11") 470 (1'0") 4140 (13'7") 18

19 Working Ranges All dimensions are approximate. Feet Meters 40 Feet Meters LR4.3TB R3.9TB With Quick Coupler R3.9TB Without Quick Coupler R3.3TB With Quick Coupler R3.3TB Without Quick Coupler M3.0UB Without Quick Coupler M.UB Without Quick Coupler Meters Meters Feet Feet Long Reach Boom HD Reach Boom Mass Boom 7.4 m (4'3") 6.9 m ('8") 6. m (1'6") Stick LR4.3TB R3.9TB R3.3TB M3.0UB M.UB (14'1") (1'10") (11'0") (9'10") (8'") Long VG Undercarriage mm (ft) mm (ft) mm (ft) mm (ft) mm (ft) 1 Maximum Digging Depth 8770 (8'9") 8040 (6'") 7490 (4'7") 7140 (3'") 6640 (1'9") Maximum Reach at Ground Level (4'4") (39'8") (38'4") 11 0 (36'10") (3'4") 3 Maximum Cutting Height (37'1") (3'4") (3'8") (37'6") (33'7") 4 Maximum Loading Height 8040 (6'") 790 (4'11") 7610 ('0") 6910 ('8") 670 ('1") Minimum Loading Height 400 (7'11") 370 (7'9") 90 (9'7") 740 (9'0") 340 (10'8") 6 Maximum Depth Cut for 440 mm (8'0") 8640 (8'4") 7900 ('11") 7340 (4'1") 6990 ('11") 6740 ('1") Level Bottom 7 Maximum Vertical Wall Digging Depth 6340 (0'10") 70 (18'3") 170 (17'0") 4340 (14'3") 3910 (1'10") 19

20 349E L Hydraulic Excavator Specifications Operating Weight and Ground Pressure 900 mm (3") 70 mm (30") 600 mm (4") Triple Grouser Shoes Triple Grouser Shoes Double Grouser Shoes () kpa (psi) () kpa (psi) () kpa (psi) Long FIX Undercarriage Long Reach Boom 7.4 m (4'3") LR4.3TB HD (14'1") (110,00) 8.0 (8.4) (108,700) 68.0 (9.9) (107,100) 84.0 (1.) HD Reach Boom 6.9 m ('8") R3.9TB HD (1'10") (109,100) 7.0 (8.3) (107,600) 68.0 (9.9) (106,000) 83.0 (1.0) R3.3TB HD (11'0") (108,00) 7.0 (8.3) (106,900) 67.0 (9.7) (10,400) 83.0 (1.0) Mass Boom 6. m (1'6") M3.0UB HD (9'10") 0 00 (111,300) 8.0 (8.4) (109,600) 69.0 (10.0) (108,00) 8.0 (1.3) M.UB HD (8'") 0 00 (110,700) 8.0 (8.4) (109,100) 69.0 (10.0) (107,600) 8.0 (1.3) Long VG Undercarriage Long Reach Boom 7.4 m (4'3") LR4.3TB HD (14'1") 700 (116,00) 61.0 (8.8) 000 (114,600) 7.0 (10.4) 1 00 (11,900) 89.0 (1.9) HD Reach Boom 6.9 m ('8") R3.9TB HD (1'10") 00 (11,100) 61.0 (8.8) 1 00 (113,00) 7.0 (10.4) (111,800) 88.0 (1.8) R3.3TB HD (11'0") 000 (114,600) 60.0 (8.7) 1 00 (11,900) 71.0 (10.3) 0 00 (111,300) 88.0 (1.8) Mass Boom 6. m (1'6") M3.0UB HD (9'10") (117,00) 6.0 (9.0),00 (11,700) 73.0 (10.6) (114,00) 90.0 (13.1) M.UB HD (8'") (116,800) 6.0 (9.0),300 (11,300) 73.0 (10.6) 1 00 (113,00) 90.0 (13.1) 0

21 Major Component Weights* Base machine (with boom cylinder, without counterweight, front linkage and track) Long FIX Undercarriage ,400 Long VG Undercarriage ,100 Counterweight 9.0 mt (9.9 t) ,800 Boom (includes lines, pins and stick cylinder) Long Reach Boom 7.4 m (4'3") ,600 Reach Boom 6.9 m ('8") 410 9,940 Mass Boom 6. m (1'6") ,470 Stick (includes lines, pins and bucket cylinder) LR4.3TB HD (14'1") 960 6,30 R3.9TB HD (1'10") 70 6,060 R3.3TB HD (11'0") 480,470 M3.0UB (9'10") 930 6,460 M.UB (8'") 700,90 Track Shoes (Long FIX/per two tracks) 600 mm (4") double grouser 40 11,60 70 mm (30") triple grouser 890 1, mm (3") triple grouser ,640 Track Shoes (Long VG/per two tracks) 600 mm (4") double grouser , mm (4") triple grouser , mm (30") triple grouser , mm (3") triple grouser ,780 Buckets TB1880GD 3.10 m 3 (4.0 yd 3 ) 440,400 UB180HD 3. m 3 (4.19 yd 3 ) 740 6,040 *Base machine includes 7 (16 ) operator weight, 90% fuel weight, and undercarriage with center guard. 1

22 349E L Hydraulic Excavator Specifications Bucket and Stick Forces Long Reach Boom HD Reach Boom Mass Boom 7.4 m (4'3") 6.9 m ('8") 6. m (1'6") Stick LR4.3TB R3.9TB R3.3TB M3.0UB M.UB (14'1") (1'10") (11'0") (9'10") (8'") kn (f) kn (f) kn (f) kn (f) kn (f) TB Linkage General Duty Bucket Digging Force (SAE) 37 (3,300) 37 (3,300) 60 (8,00) 60 (8,00) Stick Digging Force (SAE) 180 (40,00) 19 (43,800) 0 (46,100) 31 (1,900) Heavy Duty Bucket Digging Force (SAE) 38 (3,00) 37 (3,300) 37 (3,300) 60 (8,00) 60 (8,00) Stick Digging Force (SAE) 168 (37,800) 180 (40,00) 19 (43,800) 0 (46,100) 31 (1,900) Severe Duty Bucket Digging Force (SAE) 36 (3,100) 37 (3,300) 37 (3,300) (7,300) (7,300) Stick Digging Force (SAE) 168 (37,800) 180 (40,00) 19 (43,800) 04 (4,900) 30 (1,700) Extreme Duty Bucket Digging Force (SAE) 36 (3,100) 37 (3,300) 37 (3,300) Stick Digging Force (SAE) 16 (37,100) 180 (40,00) 19 (43,800) CW- Linkage General Duty Bucket Digging Force (SAE) 04 (4,900) 04 (4,900) Stick Digging Force (SAE) 169 (38,000) 18 (40,900) Heavy Duty Bucket Digging Force (SAE) 1 (47,700) 1 (47,700) 38 (3,00) 38 (3,00) Stick Digging Force (SAE) 173 (38,900) 04 (4,900) 197 (44,300) 1 (49,700) Severe Duty Bucket Digging Force (SAE) 04 (4,900) 0 (46,100) 0 (46,100) 33 (,400) 34 (,400) Stick Digging Force (SAE) 17 (3,300) 170 (38,00) 184 (41,400) 196 (44,100) 19 (49,00)

23 349E L (LC-FIX) Long Reach Boom Lift Capacities Load Point Height Load at Maximum Reach Load Radius Over Front Load Radius Over Side Boom 7.4 m (4'3") Counterweight 9.0 mt (9.9 t) Bucket None Stick LR4.3TB (14'1") Shoes 900 mm (3") triple grouser Heavy Lift Mode On 1. m/.0 ft 3.0 m/10.0 ft 4. m/1.0 ft 6.0 m/0.0 ft 7. m/.0 ft 9.0 m/30.0 ft 10. m/3.0 ft 9.0 m *710 * ft *1,800 *1, m * *690 * ft *0,800 18,00 *1,0 *1, m * * * ft *,00 17,700 *1,00 13, m *14 00 *14 00 * * * ft *30,60 *30,60 *6,00,80 *3,40 17,100 *19,70 13,10 *1,0 1, m * * * * * ft *49,90 4,00 *36,00 9,90 *9,00 1,600 *,00 16,30 0,600 1,70 *16,300 11, m *18 90 *18 90 * * * ft *44,90 41,70 *40,700 7,900 *31,90 0,400,0 1,60 0,00 1,30 *17,40 11, Ground *18 10 *18 10 * Line *41,800 40,00 *43,00 6,0 3,60 19,00 4,900 1,100 19,80 1,00 18,900 11, m *1 00 *1 00 * * ft *7,00 *7,00 *49,700 39,00 *44,00,80 3,000 18,90 4,00 14,70 19,80 1, m *14 10 *14 10 * * * * ft *31,600 *31,600 *40,00 *40,00 *6,40 39,600 *4,80,700 31,800 18,70 4,400 14,60 1,70 13, m *4 00 *4 00 * * * * * ft *,300 *,300 *0,60 40,0 *39,00,90 *30,900 18,90 *4,70 1, m * 00 * 00 *19 0 *19 0 * * * ft *41,100 *41,100 *3,100 6,70 *4,00 0, *Indicates that the load is limited by hydraulic lifting capacity rather than tipping load. The above loads are in compliance with hydraulic excavator lift capacity standard ISO 1067:007. They do not exceed 87% of hydraulic lifting capacity or 7% of tipping load. Weight of all lifting accessories must be deducted from the above lifting capacities. Lifting capacities are based on the machine standing on a firm, uniform supporting surface. The use of a work tool attachment point to handle/lift objects, could affect the machine lift performance. Lift capacity stays with ±% for all available track shoes. Always refer to the appropriate Operation and Maintenance Manual for specific product information. m ft 3

24 349E L Hydraulic Excavator Specifications 349E L (LC-VG) Long Reach Boom Lift Capacities Load Point Height Load at Maximum Reach Load Radius Over Front Load Radius Over Side Boom 7.4 m (4'3") Counterweight 9.0 mt (9.9 t) Bucket None Stick LR4.3TB (14'1") Shoes 900 mm (3") triple grouser Heavy Lift Mode On 1. m/.0 ft 3.0 m/10.0 ft 4. m/1.0 ft 6.0 m/0.0 ft 7. m/.0 ft 9.0 m/30.0 ft 10. m/3.0 ft 9.0 m *710 *710 *7100 * ft *1,700 *1, m * *6900 * ft *1,300 19,900 *1,0 *1, m * * * ft *,10 19,0 *1,0 1, m *14 40 *14 40 * * * * ft *31,00 *31,00 *6,40,10 *3,600 18,900 *0,00 14,60 *1,600 13, m * * * * * ft *0,900 0,00 *36,0 33,00 *9,00 3,80 *,30 18,10 1,00 14,0 *16,400 13, m *18 00 *18 00 * * * ft *43,700 *43,700 *41,00 31,00 *3,00,700 6,600 17,40 1,100 13,80 *17,600 1, Ground *700 *700 *18 30 *18 30 * * * Line *16,90 *16,90 *4,0 *4,0 *43,60 9,70 34,000 1,800 6,000 16,900 0,70 13,0 *19,00 1, m *1 70 *1 70 * * ft *8,60 *8,60 *0,800 44,70 *44,10 9,100 33,400 1,300,600 16,0 0,900 13, m *14 60 *14 60 * * * * ft *3,60 *3,60 *41,400 *41,400 *6,000 44,90 *4,600 9,000 33,0 1,10,0 16,00 3,00 14, m * 00 * 00 * * * * ft *7,000 *7,000 *49,900 4,600 *38,700 9,300 *30,00 1,400 *4,70 17, m * * * * ft *39,90 *39,90 *31,100 30,00 *4,400 3, *Indicates that the load is limited by hydraulic lifting capacity rather than tipping load. The above loads are in compliance with hydraulic excavator lift capacity standard ISO 1067:007. They do not exceed 87% of hydraulic lifting capacity or 7% of tipping load. Weight of all lifting accessories must be deducted from the above lifting capacities. Lifting capacities are based on the machine standing on a firm, uniform supporting surface. The use of a work tool attachment point to handle/lift objects, could affect the machine lift performance. Lift capacity stays with ±% for all available track shoes. Always refer to the appropriate Operation and Maintenance Manual for specific product information. m ft 4

25 349E L (LC-FIX) HD Reach Boom Lift Capacities Load Point Height Load at Maximum Reach Load Radius Over Front Load Radius Over Side Boom 6.9 m ('8") Counterweight 9.0 mt (9.9 t) Bucket None Stick R3.9TB (1'10") Shoes 900 mm (3") triple grouser Heavy Lift Mode On 1. m/.0 ft 3.0 m/10.0 ft 4. m/1.0 ft 6.0 m/0.0 ft 7. m/.0 ft 9.0 m/30.0 ft m ft 9.0 m 30.0 ft 7. m.0 ft 6.0 m 0.0 ft 4. m 1.0 ft 3.0 m 10.0 ft 1. m.0 ft Ground Line 1. m.0 ft 3.0 m 10.0 ft 4. m 1.0 ft 6.0 m 0.0 ft *790 *790 *18,900 *18,900 *17,60 *17,60 *7600 *7600 *16,800 *16,800 * * * *,80 4,400 *3,10 18,10 *16,600 16,40 *1 100 *1 100 * * * *3,600 *3,600 *8,300 3,0 *,70 17,70 *16,80 14,900 * * * * * *1,80 47,400 *38,100 31,10 *31,0,0 7,00 17,00 *17,600 14,000 * * * * *60,100 44,00 *4,80 9,40 *34,000 1,0 6,40 16,60 *18,900 13,700 * * * *,00 4,60 *4,60 8,300 33,90 0,80 6,000 16,00 *0,90 13,900 *1 30 *1 30 * * *34,600 *34,600 *6,10 4,00 *46,00 7,700 33,00 0,400,70 1,90 3,00 14,60 * 400 * 400 * * *38,700 *38,700 *0,00 *0,00 *8,10 4,300 *44,0 7,60 33,400 0,30 6,300 16,30 * * * * * * *68,000 *68,000 *0,700 43,000 *39,100 8,000 *9,900 0,700 *8,100 19,70 * * * *1 300 *1 300 *37,60 *37,60 *7,900 *7,900 *6,80 *6, Boom 6.9 m ('8") Counterweight 9.0 mt (9.9 t) Bucket None Stick R3.3TB (11'0") Shoes 900 mm (3") triple grouser Heavy Lift Mode On 9.0 m 30.0 ft 7. m.0 ft 6.0 m 0.0 ft 4. m 1.0 ft 3.0 m 10.0 ft 1. m.0 ft Ground Line 1. m.0 ft 3.0 m 10.0 ft 4. m 1.0 ft 1. m/.0 ft 3.0 m/10.0 ft 4. m/1.0 ft 6.0 m/0.0 ft 7. m/.0 ft 9.0 m/30.0 ft *900 * *0,10 *0, * *80 * *6,600 4,40 *18,80 *18, * * * *7,60 4,00 *0,30 17,80 *18,40 17, *14 90 *33,70 *3 900 *3,90 *7 80 *60,100 *14 90 *33,70 *3 900 *3,90 *7 80 *60,100 *1 000 *4,000 *6 00 *6,000 *18 60 *44,600 *1 000 *48,70 *8 100 *61,000 * 70 *,800 *1 70 *46,800 *1 000 *4, ,300 * , , , , ,70 *16 00 *3,00 *18 60 *40,0 *0 0 *44,40 *1 40 *46,40 *1 0 *46,00 *19 90 *43,100 * *36, , , , , , , ,0 * *9,90 *1 100 *3, , , , , , , , , , ,60 *1 40 *7, , , , , , , , , ,10 *800 *18,700 *880 *19,40 *940 *0,800 *10 40 *3, , *8,60 *1 800 *8, , , , , , ,80 990, *Indicates that the load is limited by hydraulic lifting capacity rather than tipping load. The above loads are in compliance with hydraulic excavator lift capacity standard ISO 1067:007. They do not exceed 87% of hydraulic lifting capacity or 7% of tipping load. Weight of all lifting accessories must be deducted from the above lifting capacities. Lifting capacities are based on the machine standing on a firm, uniform supporting surface. The use of a work tool attachment point to handle/lift objects, could affect the machine lift performance. Lift capacity stays with ±% for all available track shoes. Always refer to the appropriate Operation and Maintenance Manual for specific product information. m ft

26 349E L Hydraulic Excavator Specifications 349E L (LC-VG) HD Reach Boom Lift Capacities Load Point Height Load at Maximum Reach Load Radius Over Front Load Radius Over Side Boom 6.9 m ('8") Counterweight 9.0 mt (9.9 t) Bucket None Stick R3.9TB (1'10") Shoes 900 mm (3") triple grouser Heavy Lift Mode On 1. m/.0 ft 3.0 m/10.0 ft 4. m/1.0 ft 6.0 m/0.0 ft 7. m/.0 ft 9.0 m/30.0 ft m ft 9.0 m 30.0 ft 7. m.0 ft 6.0 m 0.0 ft 4. m 1.0 ft 3.0 m 10.0 ft 1. m.0 ft Ground Line 1. m.0 ft 3.0 m 10.0 ft 4. m 1.0 ft 6.0 m 0.0 ft *7900 *7900 *17,0 *17,0 *790 *790 *7600 *7600 *16,70 *16,70 *11 90 *11 90 * *70 *70 *6,00 *6,00 *3,800 0,000 *16,600 *16,600 *1 30 *1 30 * * * *33,100 *33,100 *8,0,80 *,900 19,0 *16,900 16,400 * * * * * *,80,40 *38,600 34,300 *31,0 4,80 *7,40 19,000 *17,700 1,0 * * * * *9,0 49,30 *43,00 3,600 *34,0 3,900 7,0 18,40 *19,00 1,0 *9700 *9700 * * * *,000 *,000 *,700 47,900 *4,80 31,00 3,30 3,10 7,100 18,00 *1,00 1,0 * * * * * *36,000 *36,000 *61,900 47,00 *46,100 31,000 34,900,70 6,80 17,800 *4,60 16,00 *3 10 *3 10 * * * *,0 *,0 *7,600 47,700 *43,900 30,90 *34,00,700 7,80 18,00 *30 80 *30 80 * * * * *66,00 *66,00 *49,70 48,400 *38,400 31,30 *9,100 3,10 *8,100,0 *17 00 *17 00 *1 700 *1 700 *1 10 *1 10 *7,300 *7, Boom 6.9 m ('8") Counterweight 9.0 mt (9.9 t) Bucket None Stick R3.3TB (11'0") Shoes 900 mm (3") triple grouser Heavy Lift Mode On 9.0 m 30.0 ft 7. m.0 ft 6.0 m 0.0 ft 4. m 1.0 ft 3.0 m 10.0 ft 1. m.0 ft Ground Line 1. m.0 ft 3.0 m 10.0 ft 4. m 1.0 ft 1. m/.0 ft 3.0 m/10.0 ft 4. m/1.0 ft 6.0 m/0.0 ft 7. m/.0 ft 9.0 m/30.0 ft *9000 * *19,90 *19, *1 10 *1 10 *800 * *6,60 *6,60 *18,800 *18, * * *8400 * *7,80 6,400 *1,60 19,700 *18,40 *18, *1 800 *3,600 *4 80 *6,10 *7 100 *8,40 *1 800 *3,600 *4 80 *6,10 *7 100 *8,40 *1 00 *46,100 *6 00 *6,80 *18 0 *44,10 *1 0 *49,900 *7 900 *60,600 * 40 *,100 *1 0 *4,700 *1 00 *46, ,30 *18 0 *44,10 *1 0 48, , ,300 *1 0 *4,700 *16 40 *3,0 *18 80 *40,700 *0 700 *44,700 *1 00 *46,00 *1 00 *4,900 *19 70 *4,60 * *3,40 *16 40 *3, , , , , , ,900 * *30,00 *1 00 *3,90 * *3, , ,00 *1 00 *33, , , , , , ,00 *1 00 *7, , , , , , , , , ,00 *800 *18,70 *8900 *19,0 *90 *1,000 * *3, ,60 * *8,60 *1 70 *8, , , , , , , , *Indicates that the load is limited by hydraulic lifting capacity rather than tipping load. The above loads are in compliance with hydraulic excavator lift capacity standard ISO 1067:007. They do not exceed 87% of hydraulic lifting capacity or 7% of tipping load. Weight of all lifting accessories must be deducted from the above lifting capacities. Lifting capacities are based on the machine standing on a firm, uniform supporting surface. The use of a work tool attachment point to handle/lift objects, could affect the machine lift performance. Lift capacity stays with ±% for all available track shoes. Always refer to the appropriate Operation and Maintenance Manual for specific product information. m ft 6

27 349E L (LC-FIX) Mass Boom Lift Capacities Load Point Height Load at Maximum Reach Load Radius Over Front Load Radius Over Side Boom 6. m (1'6") Counterweight 9.0 mt (9.9 t) Bucket None Stick M3.0UB (9'10") Shoes 900 mm (3") triple grouser Heavy Lift Mode On 1. m/.0 ft 3.0 m/10.0 ft 4. m/1.0 ft 6.0 m/0.0 ft 7. m/.0 ft 9.0 m/30.0 ft 9.0 m 30.0 ft 7. m.0 ft 6.0 m 0.0 ft 4. m 1.0 ft 3.0 m 10.0 ft 1. m.0 ft Ground Line 1. m.0 ft 3.0 m 10.0 ft 4. m 1.0 ft * * * *,00 *, * * *8,30 3,100 *1,400 19, *0 900 *0 900 * * * * *44,800 *44,800 *3,00 31,600 *30,10,30 *1,600 16, * * * * *,100 4,10 *39,80 9,70 *3,00 1,400 6,00 16,10 *,00 1, * * * *,00 4,400 *43,60 8,10 33,800 0,0,600 1,70 *4,0 1, * * *60,00 41,30 *4,300 7,00 33,100 19,90,40 1, *17 80 *17 80 * * *40,400 *40,400 *8,800 41,0 *44,400 6,80 3,800 19,700 7,60 16, *9 400 *9 400 * * * * *66,60 *66,60 *,0 41,700 *40,400 7,00 *30,40 19,90 *9,60 19,600.3 * * * * *41,300 *41,300 *30,70 7,90 *8,300 6, m ft Boom 6. m (1'6") Counterweight 9.0 mt (9.9 t) Bucket None Stick M.UB (8'") Shoes 900 mm (3") triple grouser Heavy Lift Mode On 1. m/.0 ft 3.0 m/10.0 ft 4. m/1.0 ft 6.0 m/0.0 ft 7. m/.0 ft 9.0 m 30.0 ft 7. m * ft *8,900 6, m 0.0 ft 4. m 1.0 ft 3.0 m 10.0 ft 1. m.0 ft Ground Line 1. m.0 ft 3.0 m 10.0 ft *18 00 *41,10 *8 000 *61,000 *18 00 *41,10 *8 000 *61,000 * 70 *48,800 *8,30 *3 90 *6,30 *6 0 *7,00 * 900 *49, ,40 44, , , ,0 *1 30 *33,300 *17 0 *37,0 * *41,70 *0 800 *44,90 *1 10 *4,800 *0 300 *43,90 * *38, , , , , , , ,60 *13 80 *30,30 * *31,800 *1 600 *33, , , , , , , , , ,100 *1 700 *7,90 *1 80 *8, , , , ,0 * *31, , , , , , , , m *16 90 *16 90 *1 900 * ft *36,00 *36,00 *8,100 *8, *Indicates that the load is limited by hydraulic lifting capacity rather than tipping load. The above loads are in compliance with hydraulic excavator lift capacity standard ISO 1067:007. They do not exceed 87% of hydraulic lifting capacity or 7% of tipping load. Weight of all lifting accessories must be deducted from the above lifting capacities. Lifting capacities are based on the machine standing on a firm, uniform supporting surface. The use of a work tool attachment point to handle/lift objects, could affect the machine lift performance. Lift capacity stays with ±% for all available track shoes. Always refer to the appropriate Operation and Maintenance Manual for specific product information. m ft 7

28 349E L Hydraulic Excavator Specifications 349E L (LC-FIX) Mass Boom Lift Capacities Load Point Height Load at Maximum Reach Load Radius Over Front Load Radius Over Side Boom 6. m (1'6") Counterweight 9.0 mt (9.9 t) Bucket None Stick M3.0UB (9'10") Shoes 600 mm (4") double grouser Heavy Lift Mode On 1. m/.0 ft 3.0 m/10.0 ft 4. m/1.0 ft 6.0 m/0.0 ft 7. m/.0 ft 9.0 m/30.0 ft 9.0 m 30.0 ft 7. m.0 ft 6.0 m 0.0 ft 4. m 1.0 ft 3.0 m 10.0 ft 1. m.0 ft Ground Line 1. m.0 ft 3.0 m 10.0 ft 4. m 1.0 ft * * * *,00 *, * * *8,30,0 *1,400 18, *0 900 *0 900 * * * * *44,800 *44,800 *3,00 30,900 *30,10 1,800 *1,600 16, * * * * *,100 44,00 *39,80 9,000 *3,00 0,80,30 1,700 *,00 1, * * *,00 41,300 *43,60 7,40 3,80 0,000 4,80 1,300 4,00 14, * * *60,00 40,0 *4,300 6,40 3,10 19,30 4,70 1, *17 80 *17 80 * * *40,400 *40,400 *8,800 40,10 *44,400 6,100 31,900 19,10 6,80 16, *9 400 *9 400 * * * * *66,60 *66,60 *,0 40,600 *40,400 6,300 *30,40 19,400 *9,60 19,00.3 * * * * *41,300 *41,300 *30,70 7,0 *8,300, m ft Boom 6. m (1'6") Counterweight 9.0 mt (9.9 t) Bucket None Stick M.UB (8'") Shoes 600 mm (4") double grouser Heavy Lift Mode On 1. m/.0 ft 3.0 m/10.0 ft 4. m/1.0 ft 6.0 m/0.0 ft 7. m/.0 ft 9.0 m 30.0 ft 7. m * ft *8,900 6, m 0.0 ft 4. m 1.0 ft 3.0 m 10.0 ft 1. m.0 ft Ground Line 1. m.0 ft 3.0 m 10.0 ft *18 00 *41,10 *8 000 *61,000 *18 00 *41,10 *8 000 *61,000 * 70 *48,800 *8,30 *3 90 *6,30 *6 0 *7,00 * 900 *49, ,300 43, , , ,40 *1 30 *33,300 *17 0 *37,0 * *41,70 *0 800 *44,90 *1 10 4,700 *0 300 *43,90 * *38, , , , , , , ,900 *13 80 *30,30 * *31,800 * , , , , , , , , , ,0 *1 700 *7,90 *1 80 *8, , , , ,700 * *31, , , , , , , , m *16 90 *16 90 *1 900 * ft *36,00 *36,00 *8,100 *8, *Indicates that the load is limited by hydraulic lifting capacity rather than tipping load. The above loads are in compliance with hydraulic excavator lift capacity standard ISO 1067:007. They do not exceed 87% of hydraulic lifting capacity or 7% of tipping load. Weight of all lifting accessories must be deducted from the above lifting capacities. Lifting capacities are based on the machine standing on a firm, uniform supporting surface. The use of a work tool attachment point to handle/lift objects, could affect the machine lift performance. Lift capacity stays with ±% for all available track shoes. Always refer to the appropriate Operation and Maintenance Manual for specific product information. m ft 8

29 349E L Work Tool Offering Guide* Boom Type Reach Boom (HD) Mass Boom Stick Size R3.9 (HD) (1'10") R3.3 (HD) (11'0") M3.0 (9'10") M. (8'") Hydraulic Hammer H160Ds H160Ds H160Ds H160Ds H180Ds H180Ds H180Ds H180Ds Multi-Processor MP30 MP30 MP30 MP30 Mobile Scrap and Demolition Shear S340B S340B S340B S340B S36C** S36C** S36C** S36C** S38C** S38C** S38C** S38C** Contractors Grapple G330 G330 G330 G330 Trash Grapple Thumbs Rippers Center-Lock Pin Grabber Coupler Dedicated Quick Coupler *Matches are dependent on excavator configurations. Consult your Cat dealer for proper work tool match. **Boom Mount These work tools are available for the 349E. Consult your Cat dealer for proper match. 9

30 349E L Hydraulic Excavator Specifications 349E L Bucket Specifications and Compatibility Without Quick Coupler General Duty (GDC) General Duty XL (GDXL) Heavy Duty (HD) Severe Duty (SD) Extreme Duty (XD) HD Long Width Capacity Weight Fill Reach Boom Reach Boom (HD) Mass Boom LR4.3 R3.9 HD R3.3 HD M3.0 M. Linkage mm in m 3 yd 3 % (14'1") (1'10") (11'0") (9'10") (8'") TB , % TB , % TB , % TB , % TB ,90 100% TB ,8 100% TB , % TB , % TB ,30 100% TB ,13 100% TB ,71 100% TB , % TB ,30 100% TB , % TB , % TB , % UB , % UB , % UB , % TB ,187 90% TB ,696 90% TB ,91 90% TB ,30 90% TB ,80 90% TB ,48 90% TB ,63 90% TB ,008 90% UB ,98 90% UB ,83 90% TB ,90 90% TB ,1 90% Maximum load pin-on (payload + bucket) ,960 13,687 14,833 1,869 17,61 Maximum Material Density: 100 /m 3 (3,00 /yd 3 ) The above loads are in compliance with hydraulic excavator standard EN474, they do not exceed 87% of hydraulic lifting capacity or 7% of tipping capacity with front linkage fully 1800 /m 3 (3,000 /yd 3 ) extended at ground line with bucket curled. 100 /m 3 (,00 /yd 3 ) Capacity based on ISO /m 3 (,000 /yd 3 ) Bucket weight with General Duty tips. 900 /m 3 (1,00 /yd 3 ) Caterpillar recommends using appropriate work tools to maximize the value customers receive from our products. Use of work tools, including buckets, which are outside of Caterpillar s recommendations or specifications for weight, dimensions, flows, pressures, etc. may result in less-than-optimal performance, including but not limited to reductions in production, stability, reliability, and component durability. Improper use of a work tool resulting in sweeping, prying, twisting and/or catching of heavy loads will reduce the life of the boom and stick. 30